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    Music Theory

    Dig into a library of music theory knowledge, from composition tricks to song analyses and beyond.

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    Lessons from Pixar’s Coco: Adding flavor to your chord progressions

    We explore three harmonic techniques from Coco’s “Remember Me” in order to learn how we can add interesting emotional colors to our chord progressions.

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    Hits decoded: 3 elements that define the sonic identity of Stranger Things

    In this entry of our Hits Decoded series, we explore how the theme of Stranger Things manages to evoke a myriad of emotions with just one simple arpeggio.

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    How Undertale helps us write spooky game music

    In this blog post, we’ll be looking at a piece from the indie sensation "Undertale" and the compositional techniques that elevate the fear factor of the game.

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